Summary:

A bright two bedroom house in Colliers Wood with a private garden, a separate TV room and an open plan kitchen and dining area, plus a dedicated desk for working. The layout gives you room to spread out: cook and eat together, then unwind next door. Both bedrooms are quiet and comfortable with fresh linen. Wandle Park, good coffee and proper pubs are on the doorstep, with the Northern line a short walk and central London around 25 minutes away. Self check in, the whole house is yours.



The Space:

24/7 guest support

Professionally cleaned

Hotel-quality bed linen and towels



Open Plan Kitchen & Dining

The heart of the house. A fully equipped kitchen flows into the dining area, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation. Everything you need for a quick breakfast or a proper dinner, with a dining table for the whole group.



Separate TV Room

A room of its own for winding down, which is what makes this house feel bigger than a typical two bed. Put a film on while someone else is cooking or working.



Work Desk

A dedicated desk for anyone here for work or needing to take a call, so you're not perched at the dining table with a laptop.



Bedroom One

King bed, plenty of storage and a fan for warmer nights.



Bedroom Two

King bed, plenty of storage and a fan.



Bathroom

Family bathroom with a shower over the bath.



Private Garden

Your own outdoor space for morning coffee, an evening drink, or letting the kids run around.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the full property during their stay. Enjoy!



The Neighborhood:

Colliers Wood is a genuinely liveable pocket of south west London, with quiet residential streets, a proper high street and central London around 25 minutes away on the Northern line. Wandle Park is a couple of minutes from the door, and following the river south along the Wandle Trail brings you to Merton Abbey Mills, a riverside market village with independent shops and cafes, and then to Morden Hall Park, a free National Trust estate with waterways and woodland walks. Closer to home you have Genius Coffee Roasters for coffee and brunch, the Charles Holden for a Sunday roast, Corleone for the neighbourhood Italian, and Chaaye Khana on Christchurch Road for chai and Pakistani plates late into the evening. A Co-op sits two minutes away for essentials, with Aldi, Lidl and a large Sainsbury's all within about ten minutes on foot. Wimbledon Village, the Common and the All England Club are a short bus ride or two stops on the tube, which makes this an easy base during the Championships. Colliers Wood Underground station (Northern line, Zone 3) is a short walk and runs direct to London Bridge, Bank and the West End without changing, while Wimbledon station adds National Rail, the District line and the tram.



Getting Around:

Underground

Colliers Wood station (Northern line, Zone 3) is a short walk from the house and runs direct to London Bridge, Bank, Leicester Square and the West End with no changes. Central London is around 25 minutes.



Rail and Tram

Wimbledon station is two stops away and adds National Rail services into Waterloo, the District line, and the tram towards Croydon.



Buses

Frequent buses run along Colliers Wood High Street, connecting you to Tooting, Wimbledon, Mitcham and Morden.



On Foot and By Bike

The Wandle Trail runs right past the house, giving you a traffic free walking and cycling route south towards Morden Hall Park and north towards Earlsfield and Wandsworth.



Airports

Gatwick is around 45 minutes by train via Wimbledon or East Croydon. Heathrow is roughly an hour via the Northern and Piccadilly lines.